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SERVER_PORT stand for the port number where you installed jserv to,
normally it's port no. 80.
Christoph Kukulies wrote:
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> On the one hand I find the apperance of the java-apche web pages
> with the FAQ-O-Matic quite fancy and well looking with all the
> icon stuff, on the fly table generating etc. but what I find missing
> is a search feature that allows me to browse e.g. for the word
> SERVER_PORT through all mails enabling me to quickly find an answer
> and thus relieving the list from unnecessary ground noise - and now
> comes the question:
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> That http://host:SERVER_PORT/example/Hello construct didn't seem to work
> in MSIE 4.0. I installed Netscape communicator on that NT 4.0 machine
> and it worked.
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> Surprisingly it works without the SERVER_PORT and I cannot imagine
> that this is the usual way to access a servlet. In contrary, access
> should be as invisible as possible to the enduser.
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> What is SERVER_PORT? A reserved word? A placeholder to insert the
> true server port? Isn't that 8080 anyway? So why that SERVER_PORT at all?
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> Excuse the noise.
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